Windows 10 Xbox Music evolves into Groove
Windows 10: Xbox Music evolves into Groove
While Xbox Video Movies & TV becomes
Within one month of the official launch of Windows 10, Microsoft continues to operate readjustments within its OS. The latest Xbox Music and Xbox Video officially just quits the benefit of Groove Movies & TV applications.
That fans of Xbox Music experience is reassuring. This change is primarily an opportunity for Microsoft to get rid of the Xbox brand in the name of its general services. On the merits, Groove - Groove Music and not, as announced in the first place - is just the natural evolution of its predecessor. We thus find the same functions in an interface "to access music faster than ever." This results in an offer unlimited listening stamped Groove Music Pass for $ 9.99 per month or $ 99 per year (the Xbox Music Pass evolving automatically), an integration of onedrive to share MP3 available between all terminals where Groove is installed and the option to choose the background of the application.
In parallel to its new application dedicated to video, Microsoft has chosen to introduce a more meaningful name than it is for Groove music: Movies & TV ("Film and TV"). Again, its not a revolution, but rather a new showcase for the versatile player of the Redmond company. It particularly emphasizes "direct integration with the Windows Store, where you can buy or rent all the latest movies and TV shows in HD." She also noted that "on the devices in Windows 10, the Xbox and the Web, Movies & TV app lets you start reading a purchased or rented content on a terminal before resuming another".
That fans of Xbox Music experience is reassuring. This change is primarily an opportunity for Microsoft to get rid of the Xbox brand in the name of its general services. On the merits, Groove - Groove Music and not, as announced in the first place - is just the natural evolution of its predecessor. We thus find the same functions in an interface "to access music faster than ever." This results in an offer unlimited listening stamped Groove Music Pass for $ 9.99 per month or $ 99 per year (the Xbox Music Pass evolving automatically), an integration of onedrive to share MP3 available between all terminals where Groove is installed and the option to choose the background of the application.
In parallel to its new application dedicated to video, Microsoft has chosen to introduce a more meaningful name than it is for Groove music: Movies & TV ("Film and TV"). Again, its not a revolution, but rather a new showcase for the versatile player of the Redmond company. It particularly emphasizes "direct integration with the Windows Store, where you can buy or rent all the latest movies and TV shows in HD." She also noted that "on the devices in Windows 10, the Xbox and the Web, Movies & TV app lets you start reading a purchased or rented content on a terminal before resuming another".
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